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The Road Goes Ever On and On: Review of Into the Violet Vale

October 30, 2014 by Paul Baldowski Leave a Comment

Into the Violet Vale is a straightforward adventure supplement for Numenera, written to play at a convention or as a basic introduction to the game. The adventure was run in official GenCon 2014 Numenera events and you can now purchase and download it in PDF format. Form Into the Violet Vale is a 25-page adventure […]

Filed Under: Tabletop & RPGs Tagged With: Monte Cook, Numenera, reviews, rpgs

Future fantasy: A first look at Tides of Numenera

September 20, 2014 by Andrew Girdwood Leave a Comment

The unofficial sequel to Planescape: Torment and official computer RPG for Monte Cooke’s Numenera is Torment: Tides of Numenera. You can watch 3 minutes of “pre-alpha footage” here. That’s awfully early in the cycle but it still looks good. What you get in your 3 preview are clips for choice-based focus of the game and […]

Filed Under: PC Tagged With: InXile, Monte Cook, Numenera, previews, Torment: Tides of Numenera

Cold Blooded Numenera: A Review of Ninth World Assassins

September 12, 2014 by Paul Baldowski Leave a Comment

If you have a problem… if no one else can help… and if you can find them… maybe you can hire… a Ninth World Assassin. While Numenera sets a stage for adventure in the far flung future, after the rise and fall of nine great civilisations, certain things remain the same – like the shadowy […]

Filed Under: Tabletop & RPGs Tagged With: cypher system, Numenera, reviews, rpgs

Mashing Up The Strange: A Review of When Worlds Collide

August 29, 2014 by Paul Baldowski Leave a Comment

The strange and incredible come in many guises and sometimes you need a helping hand making sense of it all. With the release, from Monte Cook Games, of The Strange, the Cypher System has expanded with more than 400 pages of content. Given that the game uses the same system as the acclaimed Numenera, can […]

Filed Under: Tabletop & RPGs Tagged With: Bruce Cordell, Monte Cook, Numenera, reviews, rpgs, the strange

5 ENnie award winners already announced as voting opens

July 23, 2014 by Andrew Girdwood Leave a Comment

5 ENnie award winners already announced as voting opens Team EN World opened the voting booth for the 2014 ENnie Awards this week. Voting started with 5 winners being announced for the 2014 Judges’ Spotlight award. So, who won? Hobomancer Companion from Hex Games Deep Magic from Kobold Press Rocket Age RPG from Cubicle 7 […]

Filed Under: Tabletop & RPGs Tagged With: 13th age, Achtung! Cthulhu, Arc Dream Publishing, Call of Cthulhu, Catalyst Game Labs, Chaosium, Chronicle City, crafty games, cubicle 7, Engine Publishing, ENnies, evil beagle games, Evil Hat Productions, frog god games, Genesis of Legend Publishing, green ronin, Imaginary Empire, Inkwell Ideas, kobold press, Modiphius, Monte Cook Games, Numenera, Paizo Publishing, pathfinder, Pelgrane Press, Pinnacle Entertainment, Reality Blurs, savage worlds, Shadowrun, Sneak Attack Press, third eye games, Trail of Cthulhu

The 2014 Origins Winners

June 16, 2014 by Andrew Girdwood 2 Comments

The 2014 Origins Winners were announced during the Origins Game Fair last week. This is the 40th annual Origins Awards and winners include AEG, who one twice, Monte Cook and Green Ronin. Categories included RPGs, various tabletop games, figures, accessories and even related media. Best Roleplaying Game Numenera by Monte Cook Games Best Roleplaying Supplement […]

Filed Under: Tabletop & RPGs Tagged With: Alderac Entertainment Group, awards, Felicia Day, green ronin, HeroClix, Iello, Love Letter, Numenera, Origins Award, Origins Game Fair, wyrd miniatures

Spend $20 and save $300 at DriveThru RPG!

June 10, 2014 by Andrew Girdwood Leave a Comment

Two new bundles have been uploaded to Drivethru RPG this morning. They caught my eye. Mega bucks of saving. DTRPG 10th Annivesary (RPG) Bundle is normally worth $150.42 but you can have it for $10 DTRPG 10th Anniversary (RPG 2) Bundle costs $168.16 outside the sale but is currently priced at only $10 This means […]

Filed Under: Tabletop & RPGs Tagged With: drivethrurpg, firefly, firefly rpg, Numenera, Primeval, sales, Shadowrun, Spycraft, wraith the oblivion

Free games and International Tabletop Day rush slams DriveThru RPG’s servers

April 5, 2014 by Andrew Girdwood Leave a Comment

Saturday April the 5th is International Tabletop Day. Names like Atlas Games, Stronghold Games, Asmodee, Days of Wonder, Mayfair, AEG, Ravensburger, Japanime Games, Looney Labs and Steve Jackson Games are teaming up with Geek & Sundry for the big event. Another name of note is DriveThru RPG who are holding a huge sale. This isn’t […]

Filed Under: Tabletop & RPGs Tagged With: 13th age, drivethrurpg, dungeon crawl classics, goodman games, Hero Forge Games, Hero Kids, International TableTop Day, Monte Cook Games, Numenera, Pelgrane Press, Pinnacle Entertainment, savage worlds, Solomon Kane

Curious and Terrible Things: A Review of The Ninth World Bestiary

April 3, 2014 by Paul Baldowski Leave a Comment

The adversaries, beasts, constructs and monsters of the Ninth World poses a formidable and often unfathomable threat to life. Characters setting out on a voyage of discovery through the weird landscape of ruins, drit and numenera can expect to not expect much of what they encounter. No one expects the Spanish Inquisition – true enough. […]

Filed Under: Tabletop & RPGs Tagged With: Bruce Cordell, Monte Cook, Numenera, reviews, rpgs

It’s Not Easy Being Weird: A Review of Numenera’s Injecting the Weird

March 31, 2014 by Paul Baldowski Leave a Comment

Your mounts are quadruped leeches with shrivelled, underdeveloped forearms and an odour like pickled limes. Having arrived in Thexz, entering through a gateway in the wall of solidified whispers that surround it, and left the mounts in stables, you search out your contact. H’eth is an ex-Aeon Priest who speaks with two voices, one like […]

Filed Under: Tabletop & RPGs Tagged With: Monte Cook, Numenera, reviews, rpgs

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